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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09
Prohibition Notes.

A rumor has been saoatthat the West Vir.
ginia Freeman, the organ of the Prohibi.
tionists, was about to suspend publication,
but the Messrs. johnson say that tho pa.
per will not esold or suspended, but that
for the next week or 80 it will not be
issued. After that it will appear regular.
ly. Money has been raised to pay about.
standing obligations and the amounts due
on wages will be settled. Owing to the
absence OF the editor for several weeks
past, and the further isct that the concern
has never been paying one, the psper
has become somewhat involved, but no
trouble is apprehended as to settling up
OF all claims and resumption OF business
as before.
A call is being circulated for a Prohibi.
ton Amendment Conference to be held in
psrkersburg on Thursday, the cath day Of
March, to outline an aggressive amend
ment campaign. The call is made to in
clude all friends Of the amendment with.
out regard TO party affiliation," and to in
cluae those Of "all parties, creeds, orders
and societies"
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Suporiutentleut's Convention

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 8. The con.
vention Of the National Department Of
Superintendent, will be held at the Ma.
tionsl Museum on the 18th inst, and three
sessions will be held daily on the 18th,
10th and 18th. The members OF this body
are Superintendents Of schools in all parts
Of the country, and papers Of importance
will be presented BY Fred. H. Campbell,
Of Oakland, Cal. ; Dr.. A.. J. Kickoff and j.
W. Holcomb, Of indianapolis, and Repre-.
sentative Mckinley, OF Ohio. I. .a,Tslst
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Russian onlcers Implicated.

BUCHAREST, March S.-Among the in
surgents in Bulgaria was N. Dlmitriefi,
correspondent Of the Moscow Iiedomosli.
Twenty Russian officers, who were impli-
Gated in the revolt and who fed after the
defeat Of the insurgents, have arrived in
Roumania. Major Ouzanoff, who COM
manded the rebel troops at Rustchuk and
who was seriously wounded in the fight
with the royalists, WAS an enthusiastic
supporter Of Prince Alexander, and was
commander at Widdin during the Servo
Bulgarian war.
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lHiShnishop Sroke'h ExplnnntlonSs n.,.
DUBLIN, March s.-Archbiahop Croke
has written to the papers in explanation
of his attitude on the rent question.
He says he has proposed nothing, nor
has he made any recommendation relative
to taxes. He hes simply expressed an
opinion concerning the relative value OF q
no.tax manifesto and no.rant manifesto.
Hs stated that it never entered his head
to recommend q general uprising against
tho payment Of taxes. He would trust
alone to constitutional agitation for the
restoration OF national rights for Ireland.
Under existing conditions only a knaye
or a fool, he declares, would trust other
wise. 1t is believed that the action Of
Archbishop Croke, in Offering this expla-
nation, is the result Of pressure from the
fnnQ- .
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Odd F.llows Grand Lo,,pe.

CoLuMncs, O., March s.--The Special
Committee Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellowe consisting of Theodore
Ross, Of Baltimore; John W. White, OF
Albion; N. Q. Hodges, Of Mansfield, o. !;
J: !. ,Hoke, Of Kingwood, W. Va, and J.
W. stebbins, OF Rochester. N. Y, are the
guests Of local lodges Of the order and
were rendered q reception this evening.
The miasion OF the committee is to close a
contract for headquarters Of tho Grand
Lodge. in this city, and they will iormu.
late proposition to be made to- the local
lodges tonight. f,i'I
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What True Merit VIII do.

The unprecedented sale OF Boschee's
German Syrup within few yeara. has
astonished the world. It is without donbt
the safest and best remedy ever discover.
cd for the speedy and effectual cure of
coughs, colds and the, aeverest lupr
troubles. It acts on An entirely different
principle from the usual perscriptionR
given by physicians, as it does not dry up
cough and leave the disease still in the
system, but on the contrary removes tbe
cause OF the trouble, heals the parts affect.
ed and leaves them IN a purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in tho house for
use when the diseases make their annear.
ance, will save DOCTORS bills and a loup
spell Of serious illness. A trial will con.
vince you Of these facts. 1t is positively
sold by all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price. rs cent?, large bottles. q
Hs,...l ~ ~. I. ~. .LH.aN. Ea.|' ii DIV f.
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TuE good temperance people Of Beliairo
canno. afford to do an unfair thing. snp.
pos, the result Of Mondays election were
reversed; thasthe ansi.prohibitionists had
carried majority Of wards, but lost the
city by clear majority, would the ndvo.
Gates Of prohibition quistly submit to
such subterfage as is now proposed
The temperance people can better afford
to wit ono brief month and renew the
ish: on square issue. A good cause
does not gain strength from unfair efforts
in its hehasi. .4 'EGa 10 ,5ri
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A WEST VIRGINIAN
HoNonED AT TIE CAPITAL.
Miss .Kidweli rendered n Complimentary
Concert by the Presidcnt's wife and tho
Wives Of tho Members Of tho Cabi. ~,
META Highly Successful AfIair.
pecial Dtipdtch 10 the Iniellioeneer,

Special Dtipdsch 10 the Inlelli0eneer.
WASHINGTON, D. e., March s.-A tai.
ented West Virginia lady, who resides in
Washington, was the recipient tonight Of
q aatterlng testimonial, one luch as few
young ladies have ever received in this
country. The occasion was that Of the
brilliant testimonial concert rendered
Miss Carrie V. Kidwoll by Mrs. President
Cleveland, Mrs. Secretary Whitney, Mrs.
Chief Justice Waite, Mrs. Commissioner
Miller, and many others Of the most prom,
inent ladies ofthe Capital city.
AS stated in letter to Mics Kidwell,
signed by the above ladies, tho concert
was rendered as an earnest Of their zap.
probation Of her talents aa singer, her
ambition TO become conscientious artist.
and her worth as a true woman. ;" More
than thousand people were present, and
the audience was OF tha. brilliant and an.
preciative kind for which Washington Ia
noted. t3S4 81 FEg. SNIT.i
The programme was Of the highest
oAaety peluS IeuueEeu ny tho choicest
talent that could be secured. Miss Kid
well was in good voice and hsr rendition
Of the aria, ''Bel Raggio," from "Semira-
mide" was greeted with storm Of ap.
piauee and encores. She also sang with
great effect Dudley Bucks "When the
Heart is Young"
Miss kidwell ia a daughter Of the late
George W. Kidweii, of Fairmont, and
niece Of tho late Hon. q. kidwell, Of the
same place, who represented that district
in Congress at one time. She possesses a
rich mezzo.soprano voice, highly cultiys-
ted, and enjoys the distinction of being
the leading soprano in Washington, Her
younger sister, Miss Florence, is likewise
talented and appeared in the concert. She
sang duet with her sister, which was one
Of the leading features Of the evening.
Fibrani, Bischoa and others were among
the leading musical artists who participa.
ted in the notable event. - W.
Owing to the death Of Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs. Cleyeland's grandmother, the Presi.
dent and his wits were prevented from
being present as YVES arranged.
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Manning tn Onto Eu-,,,.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March s.-secre-
tary Manning has arranged to make trip
to Europe for the benefit Of his health.
he will leave Washington Thursday for
New York, and takc steamer sailing
from there on Thursday nexts He will
be accompanied by his wife and family
and Treasurer Jordan. H. SO
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Mn. DANIEL B. LUCAS has resigned his
posision 40 member OF the House OF Del
ers!es from Jefferson county, and Govor.
nor Wilson will call a special election
to Gil the vacancy. This will give the
psoplea pretty chance to declare their
yieys on the recent Senatorial squabble,
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Fatal Shooting.

: SAVANNAH, Ga, March s.-Thomas
fosarty shot E. J. Keifer four times on
crowded thoroughiaro nthia city yeater-
uay morning, inlicting wounds which
Gay prove fatal. keifer had caused
fozarty's arrest for using obscene Ian
sussps IN the presence Of his wife. After
nelng released FoRarty purchased pistol
aau Tired on keifer when he met him.
sosarty escaped. Sj.l; f
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West Virgtni,. Personals

Special Dispatch to the Inttiietnctr. ~
WAsnIsaroN, March S.-M. A. Man.
ming, OF sumners county. W. Va, has
been appointed chief Of the mail division
Of the Pension Office, at q salary Of two
thousand dollsra.
Hon. Frank Hereford is in the CITY,
Hon. L. ". Fleming, Of Fairmont, is
here attending The sics bed OF bis brother,
John @. Fleming, who is nomsntsrily ex.
pecteo to die.
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TIE Y. NJ. q. A.'a practical Talks"
s,ow In popularity. Wheeling has here
the germ Of n course OF popular lectures
on a large scale that could be made Of
Great advantage to this community.
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Good Results In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with setvere cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rem
edies without benefit. Being induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. did so and was entirely cured
by use Of q few bottles. Since which time
he has uaed it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best resultg. This is the
experince Of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan 4 Co.'s Drug
Etnra 4sl,-rg : q .i-T ' e .i,t t7.isCatl =.
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THE WILL OF THE M1Nop1rY
Respected by tho Bellalro Council-Other
I..- 1tellairo News. "Ha

Respected by tho Bellnlre Council-Other
,. 1sellairo News.
As already known, the result Of tho
election at Bellaire Monday was clear
majority Of the voters OF the town agsinet
prohibition. The election was ordered
at the request Of the temperance societies,
and 1t was OF course understood that the
Council, though not obliged to do 30.
would abide by the will OF the majority,
Last night. however, the Council, on mo.
ton OF Dr.. Steere, ordered the Cty
Solicitor to draw up an ordinance prohib.
iting the sale OF liquor in the city. The
pretext on which this is done Is that
while'a majority Of all the votes cast
Was against prohibition, the vote in a
majority Of the wards was in favor of
prohibition, aud the Conucilmsn from
thoss warda-six out OF ten--yoted to
order the ordinance drawn up.
BELLAlRE BRIEFS.
The United Presbyterian Sunday
School is arranging for an entertainment
March II. =
Workmea are engaged in planting a
great many trees 90 tbs Square in accord.
ance with ths plans to be followed in
adorning 1t. 0a@5 ll@5. -
It seems to b, difficult for the mail
asente on the Baltimore 4 Ohio to get let
ters from Bella;re to Wheeling without
carrying them to Grafton and back. Il
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MATTHEWS & PlElsoN, the new proprie-
tors Of the sturtevant House, Broadway,
corner Twenty.ninth street, N. Y, before
taking guest, closed the house for sew
eral months and put in new plumbing,
furniture and fixtures and opened in Oc-
tober. This makcn 1t one OF the best in
the city and u home.like, central place to
stop. IS; s9siftg rrhAs
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Nina and August Have n Chnt.

CHICAGO, ILL, March S.-Nina Van
l.ndt was permitted to enter the county
jail to-day, and for tho first time in six
weeks had an opportunity to converse
win spies, the Anarchist. She was not
permitted to 60 beyond the cage, where
ylsltora converse through the grating with
the prisoners. Sho and Spies stood with
their finger tips together and chatted In q
low voice Tor an hour, when other visitors
being expected she hurried away,
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LONDON, March S.-A sensation has been
caused at Chatham by the suspension Of
q foreman employed in the Government
works there. tits alleged that the man has
been guilty OF revealing important secret
naval designs to tie United States and
Russian Governments.
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THERE WAS but one Horny Ward
Beeche,. The world never saw a stronger
individuality. AS M orator he divided
houors with Wendell Phillips, than
whom ho wan more iorcible though less
polished in his speech. ~"
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NiAnY

OF the good things Of this lie arc sor.
rowfully let alone on account Of pyepep.
eia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets viii cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation :
sold on a positive guarantee at IS and IN
cents, by Logan & Go. and 9. Menke.
meller. Il &sat',.t "A - - .
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GOVERNOR WILSON has opened q wide
ss,a for tho Legislature at tho coming
,n4cIal session. Nobody knows what Ia to
co,us out Of II. There may be those who
u,lI wish 1t had never been born.
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CHICAGO, March S.&The winter hog
packing aeaaon, which lasts about 100
working days in Chicago, closed the last
day Of February. 355
While Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas
Vty, and other packing centera OF the
vest turned out an increased product,
Ch'cago ran behind, the shortage as
sgslnst last season being in round mum.
sehs 10000 hogs. 't;'
Tne cause Of the shortage was, it is
stated, the great strike at the stock yards
ana Its direct and indirect effect upon the
business Of the packers and the Chicago
market. A local paper, computing the
auEber Of men idle and wages lost on ac'
count Of this shortage, says that 1t is eyi.
aeas saas shortage Of 100000 hogs this
season means loss Of s700, 900 in wages
ana at least 5000 men, skilled and un-
ttsilled, who were employed last season,
lal!ed 10 find work. tlG p $50
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TIE Paskersburg Sentinel boldly de.
clares: - s# rrt
"Whether intentionally done or not the
fac! ramains that the Wheeling INrELlr-
ogscgR defeated the reelection Of Senator
Camden" W.
tbs Sentinel would better be careful, or
twill win ths dislike Of one or two Of It's
ueighbore. ..-. .ur..!a ...I..',.
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!, Dr.. Bulla Cough Syrup il, last taking
tne place OF all the old fashioned cough
remedies. It never fails to relieve The
most violent cold, and for throat diseases
it is invaluable. Price Is cents.
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GEDNEy HOUSE. NEw YORK.

Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new.4fDesirable for bust.
meas men or families. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. i u. .i5=l.l Z. 1iS.
GEN. DAN. MAcAuIEy 4 W.B. BowKRs. &.
TThsaW n S
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whore the :0"d Grand Tlme VIII Dc.
The Two.hundred and second Grand
~ Monthly Distribution Of the Louisiana
state Lottery will take place at New
orleans. Ia. on Tuesday, March Is, 1887,
when s53o 900 will be scattered ali over
the world in GUMS from $3.50 900 down.
ward. Tickets cost $40; tenths, 81. For
apply to NJ. A. Dauphin,
A'eH S4Aooas, LII. ,'.a ..,.,.... ". DIV
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better take new resolutions for faithful
Discharge Of duty, since We must some day
quit. But We might take warning and not
overwork. The probability Is that Beech
er, With his strong physique, might have
lived twenty years longer II he had 70.
tired to Peeksklll and taken It easy. But
after q man has been busy so many years
his habits Of work are 80 fixed that It
seems impossible to atop. Alas, alas!
what a sad old world this Is. There Is no
poetry about death. 1t Is tremendous
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VIII Attend Ills Wif.'s Fuuoro1

CMoAGo, ILL, March S.-Oscar Neebe,
the Anarchist, will bs permitted to attend
the funeral Of his wife, who died from an.
oplexy yesterday, Sheriff Matson having
granted his reoueat. i 1 ND'"'' A"''As ''''"
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TIE HOUSE or MOURNING.

I 1ub upusb uF MuplislSHs
In tho sitting room in the back Of the
house, whore tho great preacher spent
many Of tho houra Of his life, Major Pond
this evening was busily engaged in an
swering the many kilograms that we're re-
ceived by Mrs. Beecher. A largo number
Of people called ut the house during the
evening and left their cards with kind
words Of condolences. A crowd Of people
still lowered around the house, and gazed
In silenco at the windowB OF the room
where the body Of Mr.. Beecher lay. The
pail. have not yet been selected.
The will will not be made! public
until after the funeral. The members Of
the family were gathered in the front par
lor tonight and received their friends
until nine o'clock, when the house
was closed for the night. Mira Bsech.
or bears up wonderfully under her heavy
ailliction. She is quite calm and COM
posed. Among the hundreds who sent
kilograms and letters Of coincidence we're:
Francis Murphy, the temperance advo.
cate. Henry +. Glllig, George William
Curtis, Rev. Wayland Hoyt, Henry
Irving, Ellen Terry, Reginald Martin, Of
Brlstol, England, "Ell Perkins," E. J.
Ovington, jr, of Chicago, and others.
The following OF the arrangements for
the funeral We're given to the press to-
night. The services from the beginning
will be Under the directions of the Rev.
Charles II. Hall, Of Holy Trinity Church,
who will oiHcia.e. at tho house, when
the first services take place on Thurs
day morning at 0:S0 o'clock. At
1880 o'clock tile remaina will be
eecorted to the church by the Thirteenth
Regiment Of which Mr.. Beecher was
chaplain. Company G., called the Ply
mouth company on account OF its mem-
beEs being attendants OF Plymouth
church, will act as guard OF honor
until tho remains ore finally trans
terred to Greenwood cemetery, where
they will be placed in receiving vault to
await the final disposal, which will be de-
cided later. ~ -
Clevelan,l's Sympathetic Message.
NEw YORK, March S.-The following
was among the telegrams received at the
Beecher mansion to-day:
l.. ExEcUrivE MANSION,
WAsnlsaros, D. O., March s.
Mrs. Henry Ward Bescher.
Accep. my heartfelt sympathy in this
hour OF your bereavement, with tho hope
TINT comfort msy be voucheated from the
Heavenly Hource you know so we'll.
.U-. GROVER CLEVELAND.
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TIE BlsAkEMEN'S STRIKE
On the baltimore & Ohio Kond-So Change
III tho situation.

III tho situation.
PITTSBURGH, March S.-Nothing new
was developed in the Baltimore & Ohio
strike today. The officials Of the road
are still trying to secure new men to take
theplaces Of the strikers. Each man who
employed is given full explanation Of
the situation. He is then told that he
will not likely be in any danger, but that
!! he should be ample precautions have
been taken for his protection. Isi
Superintendent Patton when seen this
Afternoon said: The situation is prac.i-
eslly unchanged. AL tho men arc at
Work on tho Wheeling division except a
couple Of crews who refuse to run stock
cara. Those men were discharged. The
inst and last ultimatum OF the officials
aavs been that the demands Of the
Strikers will not be granted. ~ tFts
Nwas rumored to-day that the yard
men at Glenwood had decided to return
'owork at the company's terms. II the
report proves to be true, 1t will have dis.
couraglng effect upon the strikers, and
might result in breaking the strike. Ow-
llng to the late hour the report could not
30 confirmed or denied.
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. STUDENTS SUSPENDED
AT tho West virginia University for Cheat.
i Ing nt Examinations. Z.

Ing Mt Examinations. Z.
Special Dispateh 10 the [nttiiiaenee,. .{E.
,MoRdASrowN, WA, March s.-Fonr
students were to-day suspended by the
faculty for cheating in examinations. Two
ot the boys were suspended on circum.
stantial evidence. Intense excitement
prevails among the students and much
blame Is attached to tho inability to teach
and unfairness in the examinations OF the
professor Of Ancient Languages. 1
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REv. J; s. GILBERT, Allandale, N. J,,
"During long family use palmer's "Skin.
success never failed" At Drug Store Of
McLain Bros. IfI1-7I rrhse "
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Whore the so.d GRIND TIu,. Wi, =,

. AT u 10 We show the best Spread Of.
Tered at the money. STONE & Thomas. II
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Ghe anteQfrqf,tt,lfe'r
nIare, So.. s5 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
rus Congress just dead Is remembered
rood deal by what IT did not do, and IT
h,a plenty Of time, too. laE ~t#r

rax Louisville Courier. Journal has given
IN sss,.eyed goddess a few pinches OF
.nulr 10 make It weep tears Of regret over
,ho rrplua left In tho Treasury.
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E'1v1 'saN N. q.
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The latest styles Of Carpeting can be
found at Stone & Thomas' at iowast nyicas
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WE show a large line Of Body Brussels
81 u w per yard at STONE & TuoMAs',
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PRICES offered on Carpets that can't be
beat at STONE 4 TuoMAs', g